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2 works: - [AUTOGRAPHS] - [MAURY (A.) (ed.)]. National Archives Museum. Original Documents from the History of France on Display at the Hôtel Soubise. A volume enriched with 1,200 facsimiles of the most important autographs from the Merovingian era through the French Revolution, published by the General Directorate of the National Archives. Paris, Plon, 1872, in-4, 2ff.-VIIIpp.-812pp. Contemporary green half-cloth binding, untrimmed. - Simple binding. Facsimiles included in the text. Translation and commentary on 1,444 major letters or documents. - [COLLECTIVE]. Ministry of the Interior. Museum of Departmental Archives. Collection of heliographic facsimiles of documents drawn from the archives of prefectures, town halls, and hospices. Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1878, in-4, 3ff.-LXIpp.-1f.-488pp.-1f. Bronze half-shagreen, corners, ribbed spine. - Inner hinge slightly stretched; slight scuffing on the binding. Text volume only, containing 170 items preceded by a short introduction. Alphabetical index. This carefully printed collection was compiled by archivists Georges Bourbon, Julien Havet, Ulysse Robert, and Paul Dujardin for the 1878 World’s Fair. The atlas, which is missing here, contains 61 plates of facsimiles.